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|character name= Mr. Fox | |character name= Mr. Fox | ||
|image= | |image= Mr. Fox.png | ||
|gender= Male | |gender= Male | ||
|animal= Rabbit | |animal= Rabbit | ||
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|family= Grandfather,<br>[[Mrs. Fox]] (wife) | |family= Grandfather,<br>[[Mrs. Fox]] (wife) | ||
|cartoon first appeared= "[[Unfinished]]" | |cartoon first appeared= "[[Unfinished]]" | ||
|hair = White}} | |||
'''Mr. Fox''' is a | '''Mr. Fox''' is a man who gives [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] the book [[93,000,000 Miles in a Balloon]], which he had gotten from his grandfather when he was a child. He and [[Mrs. Fox]] also host a party in the episode, because they are going to be moving to a retirement home. Though they do have the party, he prefers to stay inside and pack, instead of at the party with "boring young people." | ||
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[[Category:Adults]] | [[Category:Adults]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Minor characters]] | ||
[[Category:Gray hair]] | [[Category:Gray hair]] | ||
[[Category:Elders]] | [[Category:Elders]] | ||
Revision as of 05:23, 10 October 2015
| Mr. Fox | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Animal | Rabbit
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| Hair color | White
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| Residence | Foxes' House, Elwood City (formerly) |
| Family | Grandfather, Mrs. Fox (wife)
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Mr. Fox is a man who gives Arthur the book 93,000,000 Miles in a Balloon, which he had gotten from his grandfather when he was a child. He and Mrs. Fox also host a party in the episode, because they are going to be moving to a retirement home. Though they do have the party, he prefers to stay inside and pack, instead of at the party with "boring young people."
